What does faith mean?

Faith refers to the belief and admiration for a certain idea or religion, someone or something, and takes it as one's own code of conduct.

Belief has rational subjective and emotional experience, especially in religious belief, which may even lead to irrationality.

Belief defined by philosophers: "Strong belief is usually manifested as stubborn trust in things that lack sufficient evidence and cannot convince every rational person." ?

Extended data:

Dawkins, a progressive biologist, believes that many big problems in our world are not because of intolerance of faith, but because of excessive tolerance of faith.

Non-scientific world outlook and methodology are sharp tools to distinguish between true and false. The scientific method has two foundations, one is logic and the other is demonstration-from evidence to evidence. The deadly enemy of scientific world outlook and methodology is the so-called belief-blind obedience and blind obedience without logic and evidence.

The latest research has found that advising people to think analytically will shake their religious beliefs, even if it is only a slight shake. Scientists believe that this discovery is of great value for understanding the cognitive basis of religion.

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Baidu encyclopedia-faith